Japanese School Art Room - Classroom Interior with Easels and Student Works

The art room of a Japanese school in the middle of term: heavy wooden worktables, easels and drawing boards, plaster busts waiting for the next sketching class, a paint-stained trough sink and student work on every wall. Over 160 pieces of student work fill the room, no two alike: drawings pinned up and hung to dry, canvases, framed pieces and shelves of clay work.

What's inside

• 6 heavy worktables (one with a vise), 42 square and round stools, box stools
• Easels (folding, open, with board, a studio easel), 22 canvases in several states (blank, started, portrait), drawing boards and board stacks
• 5 plaster busts, 12 plaster geometric forms, a drawing manikin and hand model, a still-life set on a draped table (fruit, jug, enamel kettle, bottles, shells, teacup)
• 3 m trough sink with paint splashes, brush jars and washers, palettes, paint sets and tubes, sponges, rags, buckets
• 98 clay works (pinch pots, tiles, coil vases, figures, mask reliefs), banding wheels, clay board and bucket
• Drying racks and cabinets, flat file, canvas, frame and easel storage, open shelves, cubby shelves
• 38 drawings and paintings on pin boards and display wires with pegs and push pins, 5 framed artworks, sketchbooks
• Blackboard, clock, curtains, ceiling lights and air conditioners, windows, the art preparation room door, a section of the corridor
• All artworks, posters and signs are original and fictional: no real brands or school names

Part of the Japanese School series: the room matches the other school packs in style and scale.